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Hello,

i want to fire onclick element on button on page, and what i want more is to get value from some textbox on page, problem is that page is oddly writed and there is no form on page.

Do you think it is possible to do it someway?

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Yes,

Do the elements have a name= or id= property?

If so, use _IEGetObjByName or _IEGetObjById.

If not, use _IETagNameGetCollection with a tagname and an index.

Then use _IEFormElementGetValue to get the value of an input element.

Use $oElement.fireEvent("onchange"), for example to fire the event.

Dale

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Posted

Thank you! Absolutely helpful! I don't know i can use .fireevent at all and that i can use that way _IEFormElementGetValue.

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